david: here it is, the highlight reel. roll it. a sergeant was pressured to answer work-related calls and e-mails when he was off the clock. >> i am completely outraged about this. people have to understand if you have a job, sometimes you go above and beyond. we encourage police officers to file for overtime if they are answering urgent calls or e-mails. >> be careful what you wish for. now your boss can keep in touch with you. >> goes to show we are becoming entitled states of america. david: we want to switch to the market for a second, triple digit loss for the dow, will this last all day? sadra: is reality finally setting in? still 7.9% unemployment, weak consumer confidence, smaller paychecks. the market has been going up,

costs are down but the reality of the situation is we still face very staggering situation. david: are those worlds coming closer together? >> yes. david: ladies, thank you very much. what a pleasure to have both of you. now, dagen and connell. connel: the storm of the century? maybe, maybe not, but what it means for business and wall street the next 48 hours. dagen: forget the change, hoping customers will reschedule around the storm. connel: suffer the biggest drop in two years, but an argument in a moment what is a good thing for the economy. dagen: national transportation safety board investigating the boeing dreamliner. connel: telling us a little bit

later on. dagen: broadcaster, owner, driver of the daytona 500. so much more coming up. connell: anytime da dagen can tk nascar it is a good day. nicole: in the wake of the storm coming, we have the snow and the rain and the ice and the airlines are very ready for this and they know they will be flying to dozens of cities across eastern seaboard where they will have to change a lot of flights so what they're doing it seems all getting on board and having rebooking waivers. delta among many that are relaxing the rules for these cities, friday, saturday you will be committed to make a one-time change your travel schedule without any extra fees. southwest is on board with that.

they don't normally have this type of precompilation anyhow, they're the ones that are pretty good like that. everybody will be able to have their winter weather waivers and be on board with that because as you have been watching the fox business network, there is a storm on the way on the east coast. while you see some of these airlines to the upside, the transports are pulling back. yesterday we saw the fact they were doing better on the idea jet fuel had pulled back a little bit, that is one of their major pops. a mixed bag for this group in particular. dagen: we can skip the american airlines potential merger with u.s. airways, the biggest airline in the world. thank you, nicole. connell: blizzard watch for parts of the northeast. dagen: the very latest forecast for us. >> good morning.

we have all the ingredients necessary to make for a major storm into friday night. including a big arctic air mass. the coldest temperatures in new england we have seen so far this winter. a storm in the midwest moving in and something we have not seen with any of these through the past week. gulf moisture. you have that storm. soaking rain across the coast, some have your thunderstorms around pensacola, much of this along the i-5 corridor. bringing in not only thunderstorms but tasty, tasty mess in chicago this morning, more than two-hour delays at o'hare. it is going to rapidly intensify moving north and east. we can expect some significant delays not only across new york but into the boston area as well, travel will be nearly shut down. heavy amounts of snow.

places like hartford, springfield toward massachusetts we could be talking 2 feet of snow. other than that into new york city you could be picking up 6 inches or more, so this will definitely cause problems. dagen: thank you, valerie. and let's bring in chief forecaster joining us now on the phone from pennsylvania. good to speak with you. some folks are playing down the storm, will not be a big deal, what do you say to them? >> to be a big deal for 10 to 15% of the population. it is not hype. one to 2 feet of snow is not a lot of fun to be out in. we have had enough storms the past couple of years we don't have to get up. this storm is bigger on our radar we have been talking about it. it came through the pacific northwest knocking out like they

have been doing and falling apart, but it came out of sort of that pacific branch, and it is very similar, and dangerous in new york city, similar to 1969 storm read the folks who lived around here during that time the new york city area so that storm was portrayed as a back-and-forth situation, some of the modeling i tend to believe showing something that is valid here, the height of the storm over the heavy storm and around the cities, you have to remember if it is snowing three to 4 inches per hour for five hours, a pilot up very quickly, so it is right over the city where a lot of people live. in connecticut, massachusetts, rhode island, new hampshire, you will be shut down at the new england snowstorm and get ready, the southern jet stream will be very active in next two

or three weeks and not the last time we se saw the storm in the northeast and the folks in the planes. very active weather pattern the rest of the winter season february and early march. the big q. now, it is a done deal across new england. locally up to 3 feet. what happens is you have ever been around rhode island and boston, you know some of the variations because it is cold in one place than the other will determine who gets 45 and who gets 15. the two things very crucial is how hard is it snowing, and also with the temperature reaches a certain level minus 8 degrees celsius at 5000 feet it starts to get that ratio. you will see the heavy snow, 129, 30 degrees and 15,

25 inches of snow and another not as much liquid but it is blowing around and still piles up, so a big problem around new york city is the shift eastward occurred when the wind turns from the east northeast, what time does that happen. northeast winds doesn't come off the ocean in new york city, comes off of them would end back in, three to 4 inches per hour, five hours, guess what read the big battleground over the city and the island and northeast than what it is getting shut down from the storm. dagen: always good to talk to you, take care. connell: business alert on our economy with productivity falling at a 2% rate, the biggest drop we have seen in a couple of years but our next guest says there is a silver lining to all of this. chief economist in massachusetts, good to have you

on today. what is the silver lining? of the drop in productivity. dagen: basically businesses have squeezed as much as they can out of their workers, so to grow their top line they need to add more jobs, basically, more employees. and we saw a rapid pickup in employment growth from the third quarter to the fourth quarter. we added 450,000 jobs in the u.s. economy in the third quarter, 600,000 of the fourth quarter, that fell to the productivity numbers, stay good news is they are hiring more, the bad news is productivity is not rising as rapidly, it is actually falling a little bit. it actually sets the stage for a better economy going forward. connell: companies are doing more with less. they were saying we will make the most of it, we will cut back

on how many human beings we have, more electronically or with machinery or cut our costs and still have the same amount of production. that has been the story for years. will we see a big-time story in that pattern? >> we will see weaker productivity growth, which is good in the end for the recovery to be self-sustaining, if you will, but some of that was because of the fluky gdp numbers. the fourth-quarter gdp all because of inventory and defense spending, other components are growing. first quarter will be 2% growth, so the productivity number will still be weak in the first quarter but not as bad as that in the fourth quarter. connell: give me a bottom line. even after the recession everything we have been through, people still coming out and

telling us what is wrong with the economy. >> there are two or three good things going on. consumer sentiment has been at about a 2% rate, 70% of the economy, second housing is recovering. we would not have decent recovery without housing. third, an energy boom going on adding a lot of jobs in parts of the country, places like that, so quite a few right spots in the economy. connell: there we go. pretty well put together. thank you. >> my pleasure. dagen: thinking about the cloud in more and more states. connell: a winner in the big powerball jackpot somewhere in virginia. one of her relatives. dagen: why wouldn't it be? we all play the lottery. right? and the woman defense cuts

costing one carrier group in the persian gulf. john taylor says it has to happen. take a look at how the oil market is doing. we will talk about the rapidly rising gasoline prices. it won't be as bad as last year. he swears. oil $96 per barrel right now. twins. i didn't see them coming.

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increase their tax bills. software is tangible property regardless of how it is transferred to the customer. idaho the most recent state to tax cloud services. and according to a new survey, young adults are now facing stress levels that are higher than the national average. this is a survey done by the american psychological association and finds 18 to 33-year-olds reporte report beid by health care provider they have depression or anxiety disorder more than any other age group. they also say stress has kept them awake at night in the past month. topping the list of sources of stress, work, money, the economy, the usual, i guess. dagen: suck it up. connell: somebody is making up $200 million richer. the $270 million powerball

ticket was sold last night, the winner has yet to come forward. the lucky winner has 180 days to collect and they will make the name public. dagen: a quarter past the hour, stocks down every 15 minutes, nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange with news on apple. nicole: we have been taking a close look at apple on a day when they have been very vocal investor, vocal once again in today's findings you are seeing apple to the upside of over half a percent but the fund manager has moved forward in a filing of securities and exchange commission dissatisfied with apples l. edition, not happy with how they're moving forward, he wants to unlock shareholder value, talk about one of the

proposals on this proxy that could in fact actually take away apple's ability to issue preferred stock. that is not good news for him. let's take a look at the major market averages, the dow down 100 points, 27 of the 30 names with american express, boeing leaving the names. connell: jeff flock with the new models are going to want to see. dagen: a carrier group in the persian gulf. yes, the federal reserve to follow that. says we need these cuts. and how world currencies are doing against the dollar and white the euro is to blame. blame the fed.

>> 21 minutes past the hour. this is your fox news minute. president obama's nominee to head the cia facing very tough questions from lawmakers on capitol hill this afternoon.

appearing before the senate intelligence committee to take part in a confirmation hearing. in ahead of that hearing how a white house is giving a small group of lawmakers sensitive documents providing insight into the administration legal rationale for drone strikes on americans suspected of working with terrace. several lawmakers who requested those documents were on the committee that will grow the start of the program. and talk to give up details about who helped him dope and how he covered it up to anti-doping authorities. a former professional cyclist wants to do it to reduce his lifetime competition in down to eight years. those are your news headlines. back to dagen and connell. dagen: you better be careful if you go under oath, right? if lance armstrong goes under oath and they discover he told one lie, watch out. connell: i thought you were talking to me personally. the nation's largest running

auto show is kicking off today in chicago. dagen: jeff flock with the company's ceo and president. jeff: we have got focus this year on chrysler because they are on a run. that is a handbuilt sports car. 640-horsepower. ram has a big unveil later. we want to focus on dodge. introducing a new challenger, a powerful vehicle. >> a new challenger look. jeff: you are on a roll. a great year. a powerful car, did you not see that gas prices going up? >> we did, but it is all about buying cars.

lots of personality in them. jeff: walk me around here. you're getting hit really hard by your boss, everybody is working really hard. this dodge dart was a little bit of a disappointment. >> last month was our all-time high, over 7000 sold and talk about a counterbalance with the challenger. 41 miles per gallon and still very much ramping up and confused receive awards, picked up 27 awards so far. jeff: tommy this, yesterday signed a deal to create chrysler capital. how big a deal is it to finance a deal? >> we have had a great relationship with allied financial, that relationship will continue through april 30 and then a new relationship that will form chrysler capital going

forward. jeff: you control who you make loans to, right? >> absolutely. having a critical finance option is very important going forward. i think this time they're able to leverage the balance sheet of a world-class banking institution with a first rate credit union, and we can offer financing to consumers that is not only at a greater rate, but also make it available to a lot of people who have had a difficult time over the past couple of years getting a loan. jeff: great point. the auto industry has led the recovery, nobody more than chrysler with the brand sheets of not only dodge but the chrysler brand as well as the ram brand and jeep brand. you will get everything you need to know about chrysler.

connell: looking forward to it throughout the day. dagen: thank you, jeff. pending cuts on defense have to happen. even if it means one less aircraft carrier in the gulf. connell: that is coming up, and the latest on the dreamliner investigation, national transportation safety board giving us their update right now. we will bring it to you coming up. we have some individual winners and here they are on the s&p 500. ♪

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dagen: fendi contest tells us why we need to cut spending in defense. investigation that has kept the boeing dreamliner grounded in when the plane may fly again. twitter with some ambitious goals. social media giants targeting 1 billion members. not impossible. twitter is the future, facebook is dead. connell: you just heard it here. ahead of john taylor's appearance, nicole, what do you have for us? nicole: i wanted to talk about yelp. the stock right now is down 5.3%. we had a law that narrowed, more importantly the big picture of business for yelp, encroaching

competition from the names such as google noting that. google and facebook and how they can compete in this same realm. it seems like an uphill battle for yelp climbing up since november. not too bad. the dow jones industrials now down officially triple digits down 106-point on this day. a majority of the names lower whether it is thanks or drugs or retail, for the most part a lot of down arrows. connell: we will check back with nicole in 15 minutes. dagen: the u.s. navy reducing the aircraft carrier presence from two to one vessel in the persian gulf effective immediately. uss truman was set to depart tomorrow, but they will remain at the home in northern virginia

until further notice. this is just the tip of the iceberg as budget cuts are due to go to effect tomorrow. connell: says we have to fill the pain to go into some of these cuts. terrific to see you. the sequestered and possibilities making all of these cuts. dagen: it is across the board, making the stories about aircraft carriers, they don't have the facility to adjust spending. keep with the same spending totals because we have to get the growth in spending down. the defense department, gives the government agencies the ability to adjust what parts of spending the think are most readily adjusted. dagen: the thing about spending cuts, negative growth in the

fourth quarter, many in washington, many democrats say the economy is growing very slowly, we can't afford to cut spending at this time. >> it is slowing the growth rate because we have a lot of growth in government spending, tremendous amounts in the last four or five years, slowing the growth and i think gradually and quite frankly quite gradual. in the overall economy we have will be beneficial because people are worried about the deficit, worried about the death that comes from the growing deficit so taking a stab at that for the first time in a long time will be beneficial to the economy. connell: are we making progress yet or is there much, much more to do? it is not just economists on the left making this argument, listen, to an half trillion being cut, we are getting there. smell is not the time to get all

ciccone in. what do you say of those people? >> in 2007 we were spending 19.7% of gdp in the federal government. it is now around 23 or so. we want to get it back to where it was, so it is not austerity, it is not ciccone and, it is going back to a sensible level of spending. dagen: is a real problem the federal reserve, zero interest rate policy, buying treasury debt and mortgage securities, said the reason congress gets to get away with what it has been doing? >> it makes a little bit easier with the low rates and zero rates, so it is counterproductive but i think the main thing is people have to understand we had a spending explosion quite frankly and we just have to address that before

it gets worse and it is always difficult, haven't been able to do it yet. i hope we can soon. it is very important. connell: how the federal reserve look different if you are running it today? >> critical defense the last few years going to the crisis, they held too long for too long and that accentuated the move and made things worse. a good policy during november, ibut they have continued well. i would not have gone that direction, would've gotten back to the policies that work so well in the 80s and 90s. dagen: it was great to see you. come back soon. you're welcome back anytime. hopefully bring better weather. connell: of breaking news and the federal aviation administration in charge of deciding when the boeing 7 77 ad hit the runway again. coming from the ntsb.

dagen: live in seattle, what are the latest headlines coming out of the news conference? >> dagen and connell, not huge news. this'll have a news conference in washington, d.c., and don't know what caused the battery fire on that 7871 month ago, but they are making slow progress. they have narrowed the problem down to a short circuit in a single cell near the back of the 787 providing auxiliary power. they found a big drop in voltage, but the overheating damage spreads to affect all the other battery cells leading to a fire. investigators say there are several possible causes and they're trying to narrow the list down. officials criticize the faa and boeing for how it handled the certification process of the 787 system. boeing conducted stress tests on the battery and conducted

thermal runaway would have been in one every 10,000 flight hours but so far they have flown less than 100,000 hours and there has already been two cases, so the certification process needs to be reassessed. connell: once we get a dreamliner up in the air since the first incident last month? >> the flight took off from fort worth about an hour ago and right now over southeastern colorado, about three and a half hours flight landing back in western washington later on this morning. the boeing flight crew left about an hour ago, being called a ferry flight. not really being called a test flight, but certainly boeing will be looking at how the electrical system response and so far so good, no problems, no emergency landings for that boeing flight that took off about an hour ago.

dagen: thank you. tomorrow fox business goes coast-to-coast to show you the right play in the real estate market. is there any inventory? what are sellers doing to get the biggest bang for their home dollar? all day long. buy real estate. connell: 1 billion members is the target, they want to get to a billion users. dagen: and why it is happening now. so early in the season. take a look at the treasury market, federal reserve policy. yield on the tenure at 1.94%. [ woman ] if you have the audacity to believe

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>> it is a bearish day on wall street, the stock deep in the red, traders taking coverage. right now the dow was down 123 points. 336,000 americans filed for jobless benefits last week.

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we all work remotely so this is a big deal, our first full team gathering! i wanted to call on a few people. ashley, ashley marshall... here. since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us. great job. [ applause ] thank you. and on a protocol note, i'd like to talk to tim hill about his tendency to use all caps in emails. [ shouting ] oh i'm sorry guys. ah sometimes the caps lock gets stuck on my keyboard. hey do you wanna get a drink later? [ male announcer ] hold packages at any fedex office location. connell: we all love twitter, twitter has some lofty goals, they want to get to a billion users in an effort to take on facebook. the ceo of twitter saying the company's goal is to reach 1 billion users around me globe. really since the covert and company purchased instagram last

year. coming up on 500 million users, so i still have a ways to go. dagen: we're both on twitter and active users, so find us there. gas prices are on the rise and actual average gallon of regular is up a quarter from a month ago. so what can we expect as the winter wears on and springtime arrives? chief oil analyst for the oil price information service, we always love to talk to him, indisposed which i don't know what that means, but good to hear from you. >> hi, how are you doing today? dagen: i am good. it looks like gas prices are rising a lot like earlier in the season. wilwill we see new records this year? dagen: i don't think so. there will be some hotspots and some records notwithstanding what happened last october in california, california drifting

higher. those places, i think it should be a kinder, gentler year for gas prices. what we have seen is the trading and the financial trading community anticipate what normally happens from let's say around presidents' day through cinco de mayo. a lot of money with crude oil and gasoline considerably higher. dagen: why are they chasing it? are they anticipating some unrest in the middle east again? >> if you look at the last 30 years, there's like 28 or 29 the prices have gone up, so the bit like getting texas hold him. this is a hand that will go a little bit higher. i think we will see higher numbers, but we have really gotten ahead of ourselves and we will probably move up three

steps down, to step down against the mark and maybe the whole thing will be over in april like it was last year. dagen: what will keep numbers in check? lackluster demand in part? dagen: it is strange, the man was awful to start the year, it demand has really picked up. i was surprised to see the big ford and other vehicles at the top of the list, people complain a lot about gasoline that is not necessarily driving behavioral changes. dagen: great to talk to as always, take care of yourself. connell: let's go back to nicole, what is moving? nicole: as you watch the market you start to see we have accelerated selling, right now we are down 134 points on the dow jones industrial average

with a majority of those names in the red. a couple trying to squeeze out games such as american express, and owing. you have economic data which has been weak. the drug stocks, retailer, although her. transport, oil service index all to the downside and the dollar is higher. the fear index, couple of movers. look at apple on this same day you have david einhorn tried to unleash more shareholder value making it very known in a filing with the sec doesn't have a percent right now. quickly, devry seen enrollment, good numbers from them and over 20% gain for this education company taking a whol the wholep up with it. back to you. connell: thanks. dagen: nascar team owner and broadcaster of the daytona 500

winner is here coming up to talk about the upcoming 500 the car. connell: first, the market, nicole talking about how it is a rough day, but your stocks doing well. nasdaq winners today. the car show earlier. we will be right back. all stationsome over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. rify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet...

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dagen: football is over. thankfully it is time for nascar. little more than two weeks away where you will see the newly redesigned generation six cars on the track which look a lot

more like the actual production models that folks can actually buy. i asked daytona 500 winner and team owner and broadcaster if the redesign was to reengage fans not just satisfied grumpy drivers. >> they told us they didn't like it, so if you have a kitchen and you're the chef told people your food is so good, they will probably believe you. this toyota camry is so sexy looking, but they added downforce to it making the car lighter. they will be able to race each other harder. dagen: what will it look like at the 500? the front and is longer, the rear deck is shorter. it's a tandem racing and everything just out? they have been tested. >> at the end, they will try to find a way to push each other

because it makes the car go faster. we saw a crash when dale junior tried, so the there will be some learning that goes on, couple of accidents will take place with guys trying to push, but it will be a pack racing. dagen: in terms of her engaging the fan, ratings were down again last year. you're also broadcaster, you will be in the booth, what are you guys for fox, what are you going to do differently, who talked about how you might change the broadcast style if at all? >> may be a driver has a camera on his helmet. the bumps in the road they go through. we are stopping all over the country with this road to daytona with reception from the car has been amazing. i'm just thankful they are so cool looking and handling so well, the drivers are so excited to be driving them.

dagen: toyota is your race team's car. we have the chevrolet. dale junior representing, they're making the switch from this year from dodge to ford. in terms of your race team, you had an unbelievable year last year where two of her drivers were in the chase, this finish you ever had before that was 16th. what was the turning point in that race? >> it was a series of events that took place for us. we had new competition director, that was key. we had a legend race car driver that helped the lineup. more than anything we pushed him closer with toyota, that relationship was really beginning to blossom. a huge year for us finishing second in the championship

winning multiple races but i believe racing toward '13, we will be better yet because the relationship with toyota continues to flourish. dagen: what else are you shooting for to continue to improve? thanks was the second last year. >> i might have hit my head, but as we raced towards '13, we are thinking about championships, we're loaded thinking we will win the championship. he was so close last year, so me eight times he made the chase, that car has to get to victory lane. dagen: the sponsors always want to see victories but in terms of raising money for businesses how tough has it been? >> is to have the vacancy. we're looking for sponsorship, but we are on the road to daytona, in new york city today,

we will be in atlanta, detroit, we're just working hard to raise interest in the sport and i've never been more excited about a season. they have a ton of speed. dagen: 2013 daytona 500 airs on fox sunday february 24, coverage at 12 noon eastern. a big thank you to michael. the real race starts next weekend. saturday. connell: we are getting there. cannot wait. american airlines and u.s. airways looking to be close to a merger. cheryl and dennis coming up on "markets now" with an analyst who said it will not fix any limit your problems. dagen: restaurants around the

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plus get this document shredder free-- but only if you act right now. call the number on your screen now! >> markets not a mess today, a lot going on. we always make fun of that. good interview. dagen: it will be a great season. i can't wait. i can't wait. what if i had to eat a hot dog. >> we have cheryl casone and dennis kneale waiting to go the next hour. cheryl: it feels like -- 11 degrees outside right now. dagen: my face was wrinkled in this weird way. what is wrong with me? i was gritting my teeth it was so cold. cheryl: we have a rough market

day. what is going on? >> another tumble down 125 points, 13,861. i am dennis kneale. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. take a look at the dow right now. dennis: we have a bullet, a record high is inevitable. cheryl: american airlines and usair weighs close to a merger. airline analyst mike boyd is here, it will not fix major problems. dennis: a big storm packing lots of snow. what it means for you or your business or your commute. >> top of the hour. and down 126. and great retail's out today.

>> >>, it ran mario draghi thousand mark. and the job reports were not so great. it is a push and pull, there were retailers like macy's and we were talking about that earlier today, there certainly is that environment. the vix, fear index to the upside. we were down 125 points, selling across the board from sector to sector whether it is banks and jpmorgan and merck, you are seeing some across-the-board and transports too pulling back. i want to look at one dow component, some green here, despite the fact of these headlines are disconcerting, up 1/3% but the ntsb looking at a long road ahead for the boeing 787 investigation, looking closely into the batteries. and in japan, fooled the dreamliner until the end of the month and had so many issues.

dennis: stocks are off to a slow start but i am not worried. our next guest says don't worry, the bull run is far from over. ldl financial chief market analyst joins us. thanks for being with us. the dow is down 123 today. >> the 14,000 level may be with us for a while. it took almost all year to break through to the upside. coming for a while. every bull market since world war 2 has ended at higher price-to-earnings multiple than we are right now, usually 17 or 18 or 14-1/2, very unlikely this bull is over at these valuations. dennis: european meltdown, china slow down, u.s. government shutdown, what is the next big bogyman that could stop stocks

from rising more? >> could take a different form. europe's financial risk is transferred into an economic risk. as the course starts to weaken a in france, there is some negative, certainly some risk here, the death by a thousand cuts as we look at the fiscal cliff having turned into many smaller pot holes over the course of the year, those are risky and there's always geopolitical risk that could come to the forefront and we have seen that flare-up in the last few years, those things could give some volatility to the markets but not likely to give us a big bear market. dennis: i like the lack of crisis and lack of fear. any time the dow passes through the 1,000 milestone it take months and months to break out of that and head to the next one. from 11,000 to 12,000 of ten months, 13 to 14, ten months. how long will it take this time

as we see this oxytocin prizes? >> could be several months. this is a significant milestone. they have all taken time to get through. this was october 2007 last time we were here. if you look at the 1500 milestone on the s&p 500 we have been you two times before, march of 2000 and october of 2007 so this is more psychological significance than the others. it may take time to break through but good news for investors who have been underweight, this is the time to come in and move into the stock market over the coming months. dennis: given your upbeat attitude, home builders and industrials, why is that? >> when you are in a consolidating market you buy what is working, the home builder trend will be with us for some time, the backdrop of interest rates favoring continuation in housing. those guys will continue to print money and on industrial slide, we have seen business spending come back, we saw the

end of the fourth quarter, looking into this year that is the key to get this economy kind of up off of it's hind legs through the rest of the year, watch closely, manufacturers, you will see good profit growth. dennis: stance for seeing hope on a down day. cheryl: the world's biggest airline with a market cap of $10 billion. american/usairways close to a merger. we are drawn by mike bullard, president of the boy grew. let's talk about this february 15th deadline. creditors are facing a deadline, the board facing the deadline, is this why we will get this deal on the books before then? >> i think so. is very apparent it needs to move ahead. it would be a positive thing for the consumer and the employees going forward and you need new blood, new management, this

would bring it and it would be a good thing for the shareholders and the unsecured. cheryl: a new ceo according to reports, doug parker would be the new ceo according to the journal, tom morgan would be a chairman, maybe he is around 4 a little bit. doug parker, the right guy to run what would be really ought be remiss in global air travel. >> a couple things. doug is a visionary. pcs inga the rest of us don't see, thinks things through. that is what america needs but don't get duke -- too misled. brontosaurus was very big and didn't do real good. alaska airlines does well. size isn't the issue. it is revenue stream and competitive flow and this will improve it. it won't vix all problems but will improve it. cheryl: no disrespect are partners at the wall street journal but i cannot but wonder if this information is still coming from the pilot union which would ensure bankruptcy in the beginning, directly to u.s.

airways without the company's approval or support. do you think the pilots union is directly behind reports that the deal will happen? >> interest of full disclosure over the years we worked with the airline pilots association, as they see the value in this and when to move forward. usairways pilots union does too. we will have squabbles' but not over whether the merger should take place. everyone on the labour side agrees we have got to get this done for the future of what will be american airlines and usair ways. cheryl: i want to look at the structure. this would be a merger, not by a. a m r's creditors would have told a big piece of the new company if you will, u.s. airwaves, shareholders would be part of this as well. at the same time we're looking at two air lines that compete in 700 cities, lot of market saturation. if you are going to see layoffs

start to kick in if this happens? >> it won't happen. very few markets with combined carrier has significant more market share than one or the other has before the merger. if all these mergers in the last five years only one has seen material reductions in service and that was southwest, communities like newport news and sarasota got it by the picture. bill the northwest didn't, united continental didn't and this won't hit the consumer either. cheryl: thank you for joining us. i am sure we will be calling you very soon. great perspective. dennis: federal safety officials says the u.s. government should reconsider the approval it granted for the batteries used in the boeing 787 dreamliner. cheryl: rich edson from the national transportation safety board with up-to-the-minute coverage of what has become a nightmare for the dreamliner and the ntsb. what do they have to say?

>> expanding this investigation to look at the certification process, the issue here, specifically looking at the battery that caught fire in a japan airlines flight at logan airport in boston a month ago and so this is not just because of this but the certification process that allowed these batteries through the regulatory process to be put into these plans because what happened in 2006-2007 the government retesting these batteries, boeing was testing them as well. the ntsb retested the batteries, got different results. >> the likelihood of a smoke emission event from a 787 battery would occur less than once in every ten million flight hours. the 787 fleet has accumulated

less than 100,000 flight hours. yet there have now been two battery events resulting in smoke, less than two weeks apart on two different aircraft. >> the ntsb is looking into the design and manufacturing and the charging of this battery they expect to release an interim report in the next 30 days but that will be a conclusion on this that the faa makes the call whether to put these planes in the air, no indication when that will happen. cheryl: reports of a temporary battery to get in the air. rich edson, thank you very much. the oil contract is flat but prices at the pump are spiking across the country. the reasons behind the move and if there's money to be made here. dennis: restaurant across the country shrinking portion sizes but not necessarily menu prices. the founder of michael's restaurant to talk about the

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dennis: we are ahead of schedule, stocks every quarter hour, team coverage. cheryl: that is good. on the trading pits of the cme watching oil and gas, making money on the oil boom, and on a floor of the new york stock exchange, selling off. give me some contracts. >> we were down one -- and we're down 170 points, down triple digits and staying here, walking around and poking around and what i was talking about, the

euro, something else we were missing and that really is the situation here, there is still concern, the dollar remains strong and we were seeing that for a few days, the fact the we were pushing five year highs, the 14,000 mark about looking at a breather here, not getting a lot of economic news that fantastic economic news propels us to the upside, no real catalyst to say let's go. that is what we are seeing. the vix to the upside and selling across the board from sector to sector particularly in materials and commodities that are dollar related, they have the inverse relationship and phil flynn in chicago knows that. the dollar stock and commodities pullback. phil: we watch the dollar like a hawk and it is impacting gasoline prices, prices at at the retail pump continue to go up and were up another penny and

another modest increase compared to what we have been used to for the last week and a half but that is good news, stronger dollar, weaker euro putting downward pressure on the crude oil and that means gasoline prices as well. and gasoline futures, down four.seven five cents and and we are pretty close to the top, despite the fact that the brent crude, spread to the highest level over $21, let's take a look what is on the wizard with sandra smith. sandra: tied to what you were talking about, will field service companies, the big companies that drill for oil or provide services to drill for oil and explore for oil such as to number day, analysts increasingly bullish, they had a hard time in 2012 when they face oversupply and declining energy prices.

look at this year to date game for one of the big ones, s l b down 1% but up 13% so far this year, capital markets one of the analysts that are hot on this with a price target of $85, halliburton, another oil field service company flat on the session but up 16% so far this year. the $62 price target on this stock, they also like bakersfield, the company to watch and all of this as phil flynn was pointing out those oil prices flirt with triple digits below $96 a barrel, up 5%. not a bad time to check out the beat up oil service stocks. cheryl: early to have a big jump in crude so quickly. dennis: thank-you, sandra smith. cheryl: our rare look inside the united states targeted drone strike killings. why it would cause washington confirmation hearings this afternoon. dennis: here's how world currencies are faring against

the dollar, that would be mixed.

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news minute. there's a manhunt on korea los angeles police officer who is suspected in the shooting of two riverside california cops. the shooting took place as officers were stopped in a traffic light, 1 officer killed, the other critically wounded. police believe the gunman was a former lapd officer, christopher dorr nehr who remained at large at this hour and was a suspect in two fatal shootings sunday night. iranian tv broadcasting footage they are claiming was extracted from advanced c i a a spotted drone captured in 2011. reported rear and said it was able to reverse engineer the drone, seized after they claimed it entered airspace, the u.s. has asked for it back and iran has refused. the man demanded the drone program will be on capitol hill this afternoon. john brennan, president obama's nominee to lead the cia will appear at his confirmation hearing before the senate intelligence committee. we will keep you posted on that. i am jean e. colby, back to

cheryl and dennis. dennis: the northeast bracing for winter weather wallop. cheryl: the fox business weather center with what the region can expect. i know you love the models and that is the part of this storm, all the models say different things. >> a sense they are. i will explain that in a second. definitely a blockbuster store across new england. the question is new york city, that is the variable we are watching and honestly we have to watch, these are the two storms, this is a moisture across the gulf, very heavy rain across the southeast, that is the cold sores and those two storms will face together and explode like a typical nor'easter and we are dealing with the first one in a couple years. a lot of places could use the snow but this will be heavy and windy, blizzard watch is in effect across parts of coastal massachusetts, rhode island, connecticut and this eastern end of long live in, everyone else when the storm watches. this is where models vary and

this is 37 degrees tomorrow afternoon in new york according to this model and you see that little slice of pink, new york on the edge between snow and rain and depends on where the storm sets up so we are definitely getting precipitation, just is it rain or snow and we are going to see a lot of rain tomorrow afternoon or a mix. a doesn't turn into snow until later tomorrow night and will be very heavy and that is where we will see accumulation that could be significant but all snow across most of new england, the entire time. the bullseye is over ten feet from worse thrills to new hampshire, all areas the more than a foot and in new york we are still kind of iffy on it, 6 to 12 inches. i hope that explained it better. cheryl: absolutely. it is your job. [talking over each other] cheryl: the biggest names in the

auto industry in the windy city doing their latest and greatest in the chicago auto show. dennis: jeff flock searching for to find out what is hot. jeff: the trucks in chicago, that is the ram truck. never has competition been tougher, the ram truck is the truck of the year, the famous ram box, the thing you can -- sorry. at any rate right across the street in terms of competition lot of ground to cover but ford truck, the best-selling pickup truck in the world. the fort at 150 but that is the new one, that is the hapless, their concept for the future, the 2015 at 150. the competition is on. nothing is more important in terms of showing you what the economy is doing in the sale of trucks and these trucks are also the vehicles with the best profit margin on them. they make a lot of money selling these trucks. we got to get over here and only 30 seconds left and i want to get to the tundra because toyota

is the big unveiling here. all the way back at the end of their existence, the new toyota tundra. this is toyota's separate into this. the vp of sales of toyota exclusively in the 3:00 p.m. there it is, the tundra platinum just unveiled at the show and we did get it on, that is what it looks like, hold new redesign, first-time since 2007 has been redesigned, big competition on trucks, big sellers, big money. i am out of wind. dennis: cheryl: big gas of air, thank you very much. the guys in the studio loving this truck. thanks. dennis: emotionally drained. turned out the record flu season good for business if you go to its drug store. cheryl: january same-store sales coming and strong but several names trading lower, we will look at that sector. dennis: one of the biggest drivers of the economy, housing, building and flipping and fox

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all of that is coming up. dennis: bottom of the hour. stocks every 15 minutes. we have nicole petallides. caterpillar. nicole: we are seeing it down about 2% at the moment. we are seeing at lower on this day where they expect earnings to fall. it is such a wide range. another analyst getting on board. eleven analysts have reduced their estimates on caterpillar over the last 30 days. one of the reasons they are doing that is uncertainty. caterpillar has such a wide range of this guidance. they really are not sure what will happen over the coming months. while we talk about growing economies and better housing and better numbers, the truth is, you have some of these big

companies that seem a little bit unsure. back to you. cheryl: thank you very much. see you in another 15 minutes, of course. january sales blowing out expectations for many of the retailers. i want to start with macy's. they had an incredible month. same-store sales up 11%. the rest of the sector is down. >> macy's gift no respect. they have not moved at all. they have had a great year. they had a great finish. they are relatively cheap. nobody wants to all of them. it is a lack of interest. it certainly is not a lack of performance. it is a great start. it is a great company.

they are doing all the right stuff. cheryl: i am watching some other stocks right now. just like macy's, they upped their guidance. what is happening with these numbers? >> well, tjx is pretty close to its all-time high. the numbers were pretty much right in line with expectations. the stock has had a nice recovery. it has some pretty well. there was nothing incrementally positive, i guess, this morning. those names had some nice topline omentum. cheryl: a controversial group of stocks that we been watching this week is the dollar stores. you have this split with the

sector. some say the economy is going to worsen and others say, what are you talking about? >> i am not concerned about the economy so much as the 2% tax. the really big issue with the dollar stores is the real strength we are seeing out of walmart right now. smaller package sizes, they are doing comparative advertising on television directly against the dollar stores. cheryl: what do you say, patrick? >> maybe a little bit. over the past several years, the dollar stores have been up until very recently, past quarter or so. they have actually seen some nice marketshare gains at walmart's expense.

maybe more recently, yes, i agree walmart has come down a little bit more aggressively on pricing. i do not see a major impact there. the dollar stores will when on their convenience. they are much more convenient than walmart. they pretty much have pricing parity with walmart. cheryl: it was a rough december for this sector. still, these stocks held on until now. we have a storm coming in this weekend. a big storm hitting the northeast. you don't think they will shop this weekend? >> no. they will not shop this weekend. this weekend is important, but it will not change the first quarter. what you are really seeing is the concern about the 2%

increase in the social security tax and what will happen if they start to react to the increased cost of obamacare. there is a lot happening this year. cheryl: i have to go back to the dollar stores. i can't help but wonder if that lower end consumer, with the payroll tax change, the increase in the tax, if your group will also pressure in the next couple of months? >> there is no question about it, it is an issue. all consumers are paying more this year than they did a year ago in income taxes. a small company called out the higher payroll tax as a negative target. they said something about it in

their commentary, as well. that is two out of six. as it relates to my group, i disco group, by dollar stores, what we will probably see is the return of that trade down dynamic that we saw it do so well during the recession. there are some negatives. it is a negative for the core. you know, i think all consumers will be focused more on value this year. cheryl: all right, patrick, thank you. gentlemen, thank you. >> thank you. dennis: it turns out that the flu is actually good for business. at least, the drugstore business. revenue is at an all-time high. flu related sales also increased profits up rite aid and walgreens. cheryl: a lot of extra tissue was sold in the month of december, i have a feeling.

details of layoffs at the los angeles based company. dennis: proportioned sizes are shrinking at restaurants. cheryl: take a look at the ten year treasury. down two basis points. we will be right back. ♪

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dennis: portion sizes are shrinking at restaurants, but not necessarily a new prices. it is part health and part hit. we have the michael's to join us now. thank you for being with us. you have 42 many plates. you have to pick one. what is the biggest reason you are doing this? >> it is all part of the revolution. it is hip. people rather have six different bytes of six different things than one thing. dennis: this is how we eat

today. might we end up eating more because we have all these little dishes and we think they are harmless? >> there is a possibility you could get close to that. you are going to have fun, though. that is the bottom line. the power of choice is huge. people want it all, all of the time. cheryl: i get bored if i have an entire strip steak. i want you to envision your entire menu and the old michael's. >> i think it would be almost the same. because of the quantity sizes, you are really eating roughly the same amount quantity wise. dennis: now total of the revenue prices wise.

>> the old one had a higher dollar total. as you build yourself into this format, they start to experiment and you go back to where you were before. dennis: you cut the dish in half, but the price goes down only a quarter. don't you run higher cost when you have to have a kitchen preparing 42 different dishes? >> absolutely. dennis: 50% increase in staff. >> the way that this works out is you increase the amount of people to come to you. you are doing it on the increase of volume of the gas that are coming. dennis: how so? >> i did this three months ago in california. i tripled the amount of people who come to my restaurant. dennis: are your average tickets

per party up or down in terms of dollar total? >> it is less than what it was before. foot traffic is better. they call more often. dennis: how much of an increase in difficulty is therefore quality control? maybe you cannot be really good at all 42 separate dishes. >> these are very simplified dishes. it has always been chef driven. the best quality you could possibly get. with the proper training, you get to be not only the sprinter, but the marathon runner. dennis: what is the fight perdition and probably four or five bytes. all the cool people eat in the garden. dennis: thank you for being with

us. cheryl: it is time for your west coast minute. dreamworks is cutting. they are expected to shed 20% of their employees. a movie production was put on the shelf. radio ads say i have a message for california business, comp check out texas. southwest airlines is holding a big party in las vegas. gary kelly will be giving his state of the company address on the vegas strip.

they will be in vegas for ten years. that is your west coast minute. we have to get you a better table at michael's, dennis. dennis: yes, we do. it is a quarter till. time now for stocks. nicole: i have to know, the dow has improved significantly. we are down just 90 points. we are seeing some improvement on the major averages. i want to look at o'reilly automotive, advanced auto parts. i wanted to bring you some green on the screen today where we are seeing a majority of red on the stocks on wall street. some record same-store sales. earnings topped expectations. revenue exceeded late exceeded wall street expectations. o'reilly is up 9% and advance auto parts up 5.5%.

back to you. cheryl: thank you very much. president obama could take some heat from members of his own party at a retreat in virginia. dennis: peter barnes joins us with more. peter: the president continues to talk strategy. this'll be the latest. some house democrats are upset with the president for not doing more to prevent the sequestered. about half of it is in defense and lots of democrats called

from places with defense contractors. >> i do worry sometimes that as soon as we leave the prayer breakfast everything we have been talking about seems to be forgotten. on the same day of the prayer breakfast. [ laughter ] >> you would like to think that the shelf life was not so sure. [ laughter ] >> i go back to the oval office and i start watching cable news networks and it is likely did not pray. [ laughter ] don: defense secretary leon paneta testified this morning.

cheryl: at least he said networks plural this time around. peter: yes, he did. dennis: mail delivery being stopped on saturdays. cheryl: let's take a look at some of the winners over on the nasdaq. you have o'reilly automotive, yahoo! and apple. we will be right back. ♪

dennis: in today's media minute, the post office is new fiat

ending saturday delivery. "time" magazine changed its delivery so they would show up in your mailboxes on saturday. recognize this dynamic bald banker. a frequent talker to wall street. the new york post says they are all investigating the firm. john thomas financial. an ex- worker now suing it. here comes the annual cleavage -fest known as the grammys. is there anything known as too much exposure? yes. "please be sure the buttocks and

female breast are covered." cheryl: grocery stores open arms over a pending law under obamacare that would require companies to label nutrition labels. $1 billion in the first year alone. the cost will likely pass down to the consumer. whole foods is a huge revenue driver. here comes obamacare. dennis: whole foods has squashed the industry. i just do not understand it. someone who is going to order a triple cheeseburger kind of knows it is not good for them.

cheryl: good times. dennis: do not forget our special series tomorrow. we have the poles of the real estate market. we will tell you whether to buy housing stocks or new homes or maybe even both. cheryl: stocks are slipping away for about 14,000 art. culture think is going to be telling us if the economic data is to blame. dennis: john brennan faces his senate hearing. lou dobbs will be on to talk about that. cheryl: are you handcuffed to your blog very? the new law that says you should be paid for those e-mails after work. we are all due for big raises, ladies. lori and melissa are coming up.

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